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chastisement

/tʃæˈstaɪz.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el acto de castigar o reprender a alguien por una falta o error, ya sea mediante un castigo físico o, más comúnmente, mediante una reprimenda o censura verbal.

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noun

/tʃæˈstaɪz.mənt/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el acto de castigar o reprender a alguien por una falta o error, ya sea mediante un castigo físico o, más comúnmente, mediante una reprimenda o censura verbal.

A noun referring to verbal punishment or a rebuke given to someone for making a mistake or wrongdoing.

  1. Verbal punishmentC1formal

    A harsh or severe scolding or criticism given to someone for their actions.

    esReprensión verbal

    • The teacher's chastisement of the student was firm but fair.
    • He received a sharp chastisement from his boss for missing the deadline.
    • Her chastisement left him feeling ashamed of his behavior.

    Sinónimoscastigationchidingrebukereprimandscoldingtongue-lashingupbraiding

    Antónimosapprovalcommendationpraise

  2. Rebuke for a mistakeC1formal

    A reprimand or expression of disapproval directed at someone who has made an error.

    esReprensión por un error

    • The manager's chastisement was a direct response to the accounting error.
    • After the failed experiment, the scientist faced a stern chastisement from the committee.
    • His chastisement for the oversight was delivered in a private meeting.

    Sinónimosadmonishmentadmonitioncastigationcriticismrebukereprimandreproofreprovalscoldingupbraiding

    Antónimosapplauseapprovalcommendationpraise

Formas
  • chastisements plural form
  • chastisements' possessive plural form
  • chastisement's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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